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Understanding returns

What monthly distributions actually mean

A monthly income figure is a target annual return divided by twelve, not a payment schedule. Some months can pay less, pay late, or not pay at all.

5 min read · Last reviewed 19-07-2026

A target, not a promise

Monthly income figures on Parkeer Investeer are usually calculated from a target annual return divided across twelve months. They help you compare opportunities. They do not guarantee that cash will arrive every month.

What can change the amount

  • Lower occupancy or weaker pricing at the site
  • Higher operating costs
  • Fees and timing differences
  • Delays in recording or distributing available income

How to use the calculator

Treat calculator outputs as illustrations before tax. Always read the opportunity terms and risk disclosure before you invest.

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